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Evilinside
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I was wondering what exactly Plancks constant describes. Do all photons have the energy h and the measure of the energy in an electromagnetic wave is just related the the frequency which photons make contact with some particle, keeping in mind that they all still have the same exact energy? Or do photons exist in a variety of energies?
I also want to ask if photons have measurable properties such as wavelength or some relative mass?
I also want to ask if photons have measurable properties such as wavelength or some relative mass?
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